St. Sabina Church (Rome)

St. Sabina Church in Rome, built in the 5th century, is an ancient Christian basilica notable for its historical and architectural significance. Located on the Aventine Hill, it features a simple brick facade and an interior rich with early Christian art, including a famous ceiling mosaic representing the Good Shepherd. The church is traditionally linked to St. Sabina, a Roman widow and martyr. It has undergone various renovations but retains its early medieval character, serving as both a place of worship and a testament to early Christian architecture and art.